Cuttie Sark

X:293
T:Cuttie Sark
M:4/4
L:1/8
S:Sergt. James O'Neill manuscripts
R:Reel
K:G
D2|G2 {c}BA G2 DB|G2 BG dGBg|G2 {c}BA G2 DB|cABG ADFA|
G2 {c}BA G2 DF|GABc dGBg|bagf g2 Bd|cABG ADFA||
sd<cs "tr"g2 sd<cs "tr"g2|g2 Bc dBdg|GABc sdBs g2|edcB ADFA|
d<B "tr"g2 d<B "tr"g2|g2 sBcs dBdg|bagf egdb|caBg ADFA||
%
% Though plainly of Scotch origin both in name and tone, "Cuttie Sark"
% is not to be found in any of the old Scotch or Miscellaneous
% Collections which have been examined. Translated in English,
% "Cutty Sark" means Short Shirt, or Chemise, and as far as memory
% serves me, the above setting had been obtained from a comparatively
% modern manuscript obtained from Sergt. James O'Neill.

Alternative sources for this tune:

• trillian.mit.edu/~jc/music/abc/session/MontrealSession/oneill_ws/%293:CUTTIESARK/0000

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